TrueHold vs Delta: an honest side-by-side

Delta is the better app if you want stocks, ETFs and crypto in one mobile tracker with years of polish behind it. TrueHold is the better tool if your money lives on crypto venues Delta does not go deep on: perp DEXes read by address, DeFi positions decoded by protocol, exchange accounts and self-custody wallets in one total with an AI that answers questions from your own data. That is the whole comparison; the rest is detail.

The bias first: we build TrueHold. Everything below is written by someone who wants you to pick it, and the only defence against that is naming where Delta is simply better. It is, in several places.

Where Delta wins

• Mobile first, and it shows: Delta has been an iOS and Android app for years, with a desktop companion, and the day-to-day experience is smooth in a way a younger product has to earn.
• Multi-asset by design: stocks, ETFs and crypto side by side. If a real share of your net worth sits in a brokerage, Delta tracks it and TrueHold does not.
• Backing and longevity: Delta has been part of eToro since 2019. For a tool you plan to keep for years, that counts.
• Breadth of integrations accumulated over a long time, which for the most common exchanges means fewer rough edges.

Where TrueHold wins

• Perp DEXes by address: Hyperliquid and Lighter positions, funding and PnL read from the public address, next to exchange futures read through keys. One exposure number across venues.
• DeFi decoded, not dumped: LP shares, lending balances and staked positions labelled by protocol across 180+ chains, instead of unnamed contract balances.
• Read-only as a rule, not a setting: exchanges by read-only API key, chains by address, prediction markets counted as positions. There is no trading, no swapping and no custody anywhere in the product.
• An agent grounded in your own portfolio: what changed, why the PnL moved, what a position actually is, answered from your data rather than the open web.

The question that decides it

Ask where your risk actually sits. If it sits in a brokerage account and a couple of exchanges, Delta gives you the cleaner picture and the better phone app. If it sits across wallets, DeFi protocols and a perp venue or two, the picture you need is the one TrueHold draws, because a tracker that cannot read a Hyperliquid position is not tracking the position that can liquidate you at 3 a.m.

Many people will be right to use both, and nothing about either product stops that. Both connect exchanges through read-only keys, so running two trackers costs you a second key, not a second risk.

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